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The monthly magic newspaper this puzzle appears in.
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The Daily Magician include this in their longer articles.
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Newsletter and team that regularly contribute effects and deep dives to The Mag.
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British magician known for fooling card magic and apps like ENIGMA.
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The city of the Fringe festival where Andy plans to take the new mentalism show?
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Branch of magic that pretends to read minds instead of palms.
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Type of intimate magic performed inches from the audience.
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Branch of conjuring that sticks to fifty two friends.
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General term for secret moves with fingers and thumbs.
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The art of directing attention away from where the work is really happening.
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Secret work done with spectators before the show even appears to begin.
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Technique where the audience and the magician remember the same event very differently.
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Mentalism principle where you secretly know one extra piece of information.
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Small folded slip of paper used to hide written thoughts.
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Classic mentalism move where only the central portion of a billet is torn out and read.
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Secret glimpse of written information when the spectator thinks it is hidden.
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Verbal forcing technique also known as the magician’s choice.
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Any method that secretly controls what appears to be a free selection.
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Gimmicked pack where the named card is the only one reversed.
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Force that uses timing and confidence while spreading the cards.
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Card move where two cards are turned over as one.
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False count that hides one card while apparently showing four.
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A progressive word system used in some propless mentalism routines.
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Hidden thumb-writing tool that lets you secretly write.
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Fancy name for the person watching your tricks.
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Swinging object used to find answers, letters or hidden cards.
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Classic mentalism plot where a thought of word is found in a random book.
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Visual metal miracle where a borrowed currency warps without heat.
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Alternative endings you can fall back on when things go wrong.
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Big routine where multiple predictions all prove correct.
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Any prearranged order of cards or information you rely on.
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Gimmicked deck where every second card is the same and slightly shorter.
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Description for material that can be done at a moment’s notice with borrowed props.
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The story or jokes you say while your hands do the dirty work.
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The first trick in your set that grabs attention instantly.
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Final effect in your act that you want them to talk about on the way home.
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Paper or mental list of the pieces you plan to perform in order.
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Famous organisation for magicians that also runs an impressive London headquarters.
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VanishingInc convention
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Technique where only some people in the room experience the full effect.
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Written version of your trick that covers words, beats and misdirection.
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Time spent repeating the same move until it looks effortless and invisible.